Staffing, budget, still at issue as Park Police faces busy summer

The U.S. Park Police is bracing for a busy summer while facing budget and staffing shortfalls, a Park Police labor union official said Tuesday.

• Chris Strohm
• April 6, 2004

Life insurance for troops in Iraq nixed

• Amy Klamper
• April 5, 2004

Debate rises over funding for public transportation security

• Chris Strohm
• April 5, 2004

Homeland official says more funds needed for future growth

• Greta Wodele
• April 2, 2004

Administration seeks deadline extension for US VISIT compliance

Homeland Security officials on Friday asked Congress to extend the deadline for complying with the new electronic immigration tracking system.

• Chris Strohm
• April 2, 2004

Senator: Defense IG has 'serious' concerns about tanker deal

• Amy Klamper
• April 1, 2004

Digital certification could affect thousands of Defense contractors

• William New
• April 1, 2004

Homeland Security agency grapples with staffing shortage

Homeland Security officials took fire on Capitol Hill Thursday over slow-moving efforts to staff the department's infrastructure protection unit.

• Chris Strohm
• April 1, 2004

Ridge: Priorities include data sharing, cybersecurity

• Ted Leventhal
• March 31, 2004

Homeland Security likely to get full budget request and more

• Chris Strohm
• March 31, 2004

House chairmen seek review of military life insurance

• Amy Klamper
• March 31, 2004

Homeland Security Department's work on cybersecurity questioned

• Greta Wodele
• March 30, 2004

House lawmakers blast security department's science chief

• William New
• March 30, 2004

Appropriators press Pentagon over restructuring costs

Top Senate appropriators called on the Pentagon Tuesday to be more forthcoming about the impact of its overseas basing strategy on the next round of military base closings.

• Amy Klamper
• March 30, 2004

Bush, Cheney, Rice agree to meet with Sept. 11 panel

• Chris Strohm
• March 30, 2004

Democrats criticize Homeland Security hiring freeze

• David McGlinchey
• March 30, 2004

Judge delays ex-Army biologist's anthrax lawsuit

• Global Security Newswire
• March 30, 2004

Sept. 11 commission weighs reorganizing federal agencies

The commission investigating the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is considering a host of proposals to reorganize federal agencies, including a controversial plan to create a domestic intelligence agency.

• Chris Strohm
• March 30, 2004

Pentagon inspector general: No need to block tanker deal

• Congress Daily
• March 30, 2004

Key immigration enforcement official steps down

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 29, 2004